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The Gov. points out in 31440 that the prin- !
ciple of establishing soghools for the exolu-|
sive use of children of European race is well
established in H. Kong, and as he now sayS
that he fears the school will not be a success
if these seven children are admitted I think
we can only leave the matter to his discretion.
I would tel. to him accordingly, and ask by
desp. what he means by
I can't agree
As there is
ho
enly
Are
**Eurasian
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Lee a
31440.
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Dr. family in ther
Hto dung Probath has Eurasian Koo in Thrine. We weld
bet-art.
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Peak Intrist and that the family of a man so well known. I much the Gor is a bit fanciful. I would express regret and say wes connot think that the admission
of of der family
family and that the fami'l ozaman of each standing can prove dectomatet 6
the school.
El.
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Jaffee
8.12.1.14.
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8 JAN 14
PARAPHRASE
TELEGRAM.
The Governor of Hong Kong to the Secretary
of State for the Colonies.
(Received, Colonial Office, 1.53 p.m. 8th January, 1914.)
Your despatch of 19th September Confidential
application has been received for admission to Peak
School at end of January 1914 of seven children of
Eurasian family referred to in my despatch of 20th August last. Father is Ho Tung and the mother is Chinese. I fear that School will not be success- ful if admission is granted. Shall be glad if you
will telegraph your instructions.
MAY.
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